Congress's passage of the Sheppard-Towner Maternity Act demonstrated that the federal government
a. was beginning to address the issue of equal treatment of mothers in the workplace
b. was prepared to take substantial steps toward federally funded child care.
c. was indifferent to mothers working outside the home and providing maternal and infant health care.
d. supported pregnancy and maternity leave benefits for women
e. was willing to benefit and support women primarily in their role as mothers.
e
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A. civil rights. B. individual rights. C. community rights. D. personal property rights. E. universal rights.
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A) 5 billion B) 6 billion C) 9.3 billion D) 12.4 billion E) 15 billion
What is the name of the peninsula that served as the homeland of the Byzantine and later the Ottoman Empire?
a. Anatolia b. Horn of Africa c. Iberian d. Florida e. Italian
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A) ?was signed in 1854. B) ?was a treaty between the United States and Japan. C) ?was an unequal treaty. D) ?provided protection for shipwrecked crews on American vessels. E) ?All of these are correct.